So that video constantly references Valve management shifting workers around, being worried about people's reaction to HL3 etc. Now, I've always been under the impression that Valve didn't have management. Which makes me think that 'The Know' is once again pulling things out their arse.
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Nuuvem for sure. G2A I haven't used ever, but I've never had issues with buying from Nuuvem. How much is Attila Total War there now that you're willing to jump on it?
Rome 2 was on sale twice during summer sale, and then right after it ended during a free weekend, iirc.
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Nuuvem is a legit, authorized store in Brazil so its totally safe. I don't know if Attila is region locked though. G2A is a key reseller, some of the keys might be stolen.
Small tip, it gets REAL tough at the end, and you need to complete all the puzzles to see the ending. Keep that in mind if you're thinking about skipping one.
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Ugh. The voice being the same is one thing, but the character's description of themself sounded like he was describing the Witcher. Definitely wouldn't be able to play this.
Small tip, it gets REAL tough at the end, and you need to complete all the puzzles to see the ending. Keep that in mind if you're thinking about skipping one.
Hey guys, are G2A and Nuuvem keys actually safe to buy? I'm tempted by Attila Total War, but I'm still buttmad about Rome 2 to buy the game at full price
Ugh. The voice being the same is one thing, but the character's description of themself sounded like he was describing the Witcher. Definitely wouldn't be able to play this.
Nuuvem for sure. G2A I haven't used ever, but I've never had issues with buying from Nuuvem. How much is Attila Total War there now that you're willing to jump on it?
Rome 2 was on sale twice during summer sale, and then right after it ended during a free weekend, iirc.
I bought Rome 2 on release, in fact I pre-ordered it. Never again will I preoder something, my rage was unlimited the day the game finally launched. And what makes me even more mad is the fact that they used Rome 2 as some kind of beta for Attila, and they made us pay 60 dollars for it.
Attila was 21 dollars or something on Nuuvem some time ago. I think in Steam it was 30 dollars during the summer sale
I bought Rome 2 on release, in fact I pre-ordered it. Never again will I preoder something, my rage was unlimited the day the game finally launched. And what makes me even more mad is the fact that they used Rome 2 as some kind of beta for Attila, and they made us pay 60 dollars for it.
Attila was 21 dollars or something on Nuuvem some time ago. I think in Steam it was 30 dollars during the summer sale
I totally believe that full scale development of HL3 doesn't fit Valve's business interests.
I also believe that a poor reception to a potential HL3 could significantly harm their brand, and be a big setback for their platform, which is more profitable over the long term than any single gaming franchise.
I don't believe that Valve aren't making it because they are afraid of nerd rage. As bad as online harassment has gotten lately, it isn't the cause of every negative thing that happens in the industry.
Yeah I love that game and I didn't think I would. I actually got it mainly for my SO to play. Then I was pulled in and finished it in one sitting.
I never found it hard. I actually even mentioned the lack of challenge in my 52 games note (as a plus, bacause I hate being frustrated).
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First person adventure game with lots of backstory/side content. First puzzle is to cook breakfast for someone, and you need to find / prepare all the ingredients. I wouldn't say it's like Gone Home at all, and although I have Antimatter, I've never installed it. I've liked what I've played this far, some of the puzzles make you grind your head over where something is (not pixel hunting, physically finding something you know you need). No combat in the game whatsoever.
Woot! By X-mas 2016 sale I'll be caught up on seasons. I don't think I've played any game as much in the past year.
I'd recommend anyone give at least the free table a try. It's great (though it looks a bit rough). I'd never played pinball until earlier this year and now am totally addicted.
I'm playing through Way of the Samurai IV and so far I'm liking it. The game doesn't take itself seriously and there is plenty of nonsense going on, and every dialogue in cutscenes feels exaggerated like something you could expect from a comedy anime. From the little that I played I did notice that the choices you make during the conversations change the outcomes, I started the game again because I accidentally made my samurai wearing only underpants when I played it for the first time, and in that second time I played the tutorial I choose a different answer and it triggered other sequence of events, different from the first time.
The city doesn't isn't huge but it was expected, as you wander and talk to NPC's you unlock sidequests to do, to my surprise they have a certain amount of days as a limit to complete them but I still don't know how the time passes. Another stupid thing I did was making a lady fall in love with me, the options in the conversation were amusing.
I highly recommend to play the game with a controller, I saw the keyboard binding and didn't even bother to try it.
For those swallowing up the MGSV codes, might wanna keep an eye out until it goes up for sale. I know Nuuvem had a pretty great price on Ground Zeroes before launch, you might see Nuuvem have Phantom Pain at a price better than the current $35 people are asking. If the Nuuvem price does get better, you could probably negotiate better price for Nvidia codes.
Unless like, moneys not a huge issue which in that case whatever get your games bud.
The Talos Principle is awesome, really interesting stuff going on in this game. And the amount of options for graphics is just insane, I don't even know what half the stuff does but I'm glad it's there. I might spend a bit tinkering around with it to see what all of it does.
First person adventure game with lots of backstory/side content. First puzzle is to cook breakfast for someone, and you need to find / prepare all the ingredients. I wouldn't say it's like Gone Home at all, and although I have Antimatter, I've never installed it. I've liked what I've played this far, some of the puzzles make you grind your head over where something is (not pixel hunting, physically finding something you know you need). No combat in the game whatsoever.
2d, side scrolling puzzler in black and white. It isn't my favourite, not in the slightest. Puzzles aren't difficult or anything (though I can't say I haven't died a lot due to poor execution), and its simplistic in control/mechanics, but I'm bored of it. I was bored of it early on, but I want to see its culmination.
Few jump scares here and there with the
spiders. Lord, those legs.
And the sabotage,
seriously, who were those two guys trying to block your path and kill you?
There's no music. I'm still stuck on that. It establishes the mood well enough without, but maybe I'd like it more if it had a soundtrack to boot.
E: Some of this is just morbid. One for one, not for all. Sacrifice the living, utilize the dead.
one of the few games i played with headphones and it was obviously absolutely terrifying for me but in a pretty interesting and creepy way more than like phobia way
dunno what was about it but it didn't had the effect spiders from other games do
i liked it a lot, i think the floaty platforming and pushing puzzles aren't like the best thing ever but i liked the puzzles and i really loved the atmosphere. i found the puzzles to be pretty good overall, in that way of you try your first thing, watch it not work, get stuck, think about it a bit and come up with the solution pretty quick. it usually involved a bit of thinking rather than just going through the motions or doing some weird physics calculations so i actually really liked it
